How to gather and test information, manage bias, and use a clear process to make sound judgments when stakes are high and information is imperfect.
Decision making is not a single act — it’s an ongoing process shaped by insight, reflection, and course correction.
How Early Wins Create Leadership Blind Spots: The Misleading Comfort of Past Success
The most dangerous phase of leadership is often not early struggle, but sustained success when assumptions become leadership blind spots. Leadership blind spots arise because success is reassuring. It tells leaders that their judgment is sound, their instincts are reliable, and their approach works. But at senior levels, past success can quietly become a liability. Many of the leaders I work with are accomplished, capable, and respected. They have succeeded beyond what they once imagined. Yet they find themselves surprised…
